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One text editor I have always wanted is a word processor with first class vim keybindings support. I don't need too many fanciful features but the most importan
by Immortalin 9y ago
One text editor I have always wanted is a word processor with first class vim keybindings support. I don't need too many fanciful features but the most important features would be proper text reflowing and vim integration. Vim doesn't do too well with reflowing text when a hard margin is set, nor when there a single digital line is stretched across several visual lines. Vim by default would treat it as a single digital line and it makes navigating really difficult as cursors would jump across the screen.
- ReD90 9y agoI had the same problem and I added the following lines to my vimrc to fix the movement issues. noremap j gj noremap k gk http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Move_cursor_by_display_lines_when_wrapping http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Move_cursor_by_display_lines_when_...
- ivanceras 9y agoThis is not flesh out, but it does support vim keybindings. http://ivanceras.github.io/spongedown-editor/ http://ivanceras.github.io/spongedown-editor/
- josephernest 9y agoNice, I tried Spongedown but it seems to have at least 0.5 or 1 sec delay between typing and rendering, so it wouldn't be really usable for me.
- sxldier 9y agoYou can look into Boostnote, it has that feature built in.